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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07
Unity Items.

All quiet during holidays, except turkeys.
Sleighing still continues for the young
folks; because ii is sleigh or stay at home.
PROT 4. NJ. A. Sipe has singing class of
twenty-five scholars at this place seems
like old times to attend singing school once
more
Miss Annie Brown, school teacher at this
place, who left US 10 spend the holidays at
her home, has returned among us once more.
Allof our stores seemed to hold their
usual amount of goods things for Christmas,
and got rid OF most all'too
Dr. Corbett and wife spent their holidays
at her home in Virginia.
Miss Hattie Dorsey, Vi Glenwood, and
Miss Blanche Townsend, Of EtchisOn, have
returned 10 their homes after mnch en-
joyel visit here.
Mrs. John Curtis near here, is very sick.
Ii was my pleasure To attend meeting Ul
the w. G. Il. u. oil Brighton on New Years
night Mrs. b. Miller, of Ashton, opened
the meeting. There were liresses by DR..
James Maynard, Mrs. Tatum and Mrs. Sta
bier on behalf oil the temperance cause, and
very good singing by the Gee Club. 1t was
pleasant meeting
Mr. Richard Groomes, formerly Of this
county but for the past lew years a resident
of Iowa, is visiting his parents ut this place.
We are glad to see him home once more
and looking 50 we'll. Il seems quite natural
TO see him among us.
Ian g. 1897 e.,
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Masquerade Party.

M. Editor 1T was the pleasure of your
correspondent To attend grand masquerade
party at Grange Hall, Birnesvllle, on De.
cemher 30th. rhe committee OF arrange
ments were X. b. Shreeve, o. c. Sellman, b.
+. Shreevc aud ID. T. Shreeve. The music
for the occasan was furnished by the Fred
erick City string band. The following are
the attractive costumes
Misses Annie B. ohreeve, Queen of the
Night; Nellie White, Maud Muller or But.
ter Cup; Mamie Il. Wood of Frederick
City, Mary Queen OF Scots; MoIie Shreeve,
The Spanish Lady; Nora Shrceye, Queen
Elizabeth; Stella Eagle, Night; Blanche
Eagle, Snow Fake; florence Eagle, Ghost /;
Carol Shreeve, just Out; Mollie Bean, Of
Virginia, Martha Washington Sarah Jones,
Anonymous; Maggie Jones, pocahontas;
Mrs. Cora Leaken, ShepherdeSs.
Messrs Rich'd b. Shreevc, Scottish Chief :;
Henry Siaoot, Dude; Daniel Shrccve, George
Washington; Il +. Beall, ST Jacob Oh
Dealer; J. H. Giddings, Baby Sailor Boy;
Ollie Selnan, Clown; X Selman, Cnina.
man; Milton Dcksrson Nike g. Gentle.
man; Chas. HELEN, Band Military Guard ;
Phil Leaken, Chinaman BENZ. Shreevc,
Clown; A. b. Bsall, Buffalo BIN OF Wild
West; l.. Chiswril, Fat Man; Harry Dick
crson, Clown; Willie HELEN, Deacon
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present Us spectators:
Miss Mary White, Misses Leila and Ma.
ME White, OF Barnesyle; Miss Boulder
Miss Hattie Smuot ana sister, Mrs. V. Hays,
Miss G. Shrceve, and Mcssrs Richd White,
A. Small, K Smopt, aud j. Il Trundie, Of
Gathersburg, aud Others whom cannot r.
remember
At 1870 the anlic lance was engaged in
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Mail Crane strikes an Engineer

Mail Crane Strikes an Engineer.
VIM. 5 Ramseur, an engineer in the EN-
ploy OF the b. d o. railroad, was seriously
II not fatally hurt in an accident on Mon.
day last. He was running the engine of
train No. 2, which reaches here ON the Met.
ropolitan Branch absut midday, and as he
passed the mail crane at Gaithersburg with
his head hanging out of the cab window,
looking at the engine wheels, he was struck
on the head by the crane. He remained in
the position he was struck unconscious
The fireman noticed that he did no. whistle
at the Gaithersburg crossing and entered the
cab 10 have his surprise further increased by
finding the engineer leaning out of the win
dow unconscious and with all ugly cut in
the forehead. lie first thought the engineer
had been shot, aud stopped the train in the
cut upon Mr.. Suffers larul. after it had been
running all that distance by Itself, AMI in
formed the CONDUCTOR Dr. Stonestreet, ul
this town, was called up IN the train here u
attend the injured man, and went rs far as
Washington city The Doctor Informs Us
that Ramseur had a severe cut in the fore
head and blood vessel in the bead broken
from which he bled profuseiy through the
ear The Doctor finally before he got to
Washington checked the flow OF hood aud
after he thought his patient must bleed TO
death. Rimseur is Of Baltimore, and was
carried to Providence hospital, Washington.
The last heard from HIM was that he was
yet in critical condition.
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Closing for the Holidays.

III.
ince sou have had nothing III your vain.
able paper from this locality for sonlsliI,i1,
It would, perhaps, be interesting and aRfea.
able TO It's many readers to hear 81 1hz
pleasant entertainment, given ON closiug i>>r
the holidays, BY the Germantown Private
School, Miss Anna Baker, Principal Al
though the day was dark and drcary (veryI
rainy) a goodly number Of the friends and
patrons OF the school WIS present. sAAt t0o
appointed hour the following programmed
was rendered:
Greeting, Master Georee Unison Christ.|
mas, (original essay Miss Annie Snydef
song, Ring Out the Bells for Christmas, q IA
voices; A Little Philosopher, Master Johlf
Swartzback Calisthenics, free hand excr{
cisc,) first class, Miss Il. Hickerson, leader
Three New Years, Miss Marcic Hickerson
duet Nc Sir, Misses L. Hickersor aud N
Appleby; Multiplication Table, Miss JennE
Vinson; solo, Little Children Can You Tell
Miss Il Hiekerson-chorus. entire school
Are You A Little Girl? Miss Bertha App
gar Ninson duet, Flow Gently Sweet Al
Misses N. Hiekerson and A. Snyder; CT
fhenics, free hand exercise,) second 81
Miss J. NInson, leader; Little Bo-peep,
Laura Ninson What Does Little Bird
Say Misses Mamie Ritenour and Berth
Appleby Forfeit. Miss Maize Applcb]
song, Christmas Comes but Once Al Iel
five voices; The Old ear and The y
forig nal essay, Miss Susie Hickersonk
isthenles, exercise with dumb balls f|l
class, Miss Bessie Appleby, leader; Al 4
voir, Miss Bessie Appleby; Zen Little Blaf
bi1ds, Miss Lula Applcby.
All enjoyed the performances Of the cl
dren, which, to say the least. were hiu
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I = r''Ff""F| = *@4~ tNN"t
| "A pretty Christmas trcS Vas stripped NJ
\ rs bountIlul Weld d o,taensx..and eoofcc.
| iionery iof lkc soho|arsof fhs;P d church
Ga last Tuesday snicht A similar >ree Al
| the Methodist chasch south hi ne blow
log evening for The children q hat school.
| A large audience was present upon each o.
| casion. the exercises consisted mainly Of
singing and addressss TWAS announced
" the secretary Of one school that the dis
| tribution 81 c6nf1c.ionery wonId he next In
order. a Nus ID The audience was heard
to say 10 another. that means he dolls
doesn't Iff &
I.f-ffhe scholars Of the Presbyterian church
were also treated Oh Wed nesday. The ladies
Of this church were successful with their
! festival, which continued three evenings.
netting about any dollars.
Robert Smoot from Ohio. 'I'hos. Y'inelinp
/ from tho. Eastern Shore .. w. Davis and j /.
Sprigg Poole from Baltimore have been
spending the holidays Al their perspective
homes.
Miss Alice KRAFT, who ID attending school
in baltimore, was also at home -
Visiting here during the holidays Were
Misses Carrier, Of Washington; Wheatley,
Of Knowles Isherwood, IT Derwo0d !; Cha.
gett, OF Jamestown Devilbiss and Iinthi-
cum, Of Frederick county; Mcssfs. New
ton, OF Knowles; Hughes, Of Urbana, aud
Hunter, West Virginia. q
Ihos. Spates recently skated from Whites
10 Edwards Ferry, five miles, ia fifteen
minutes
Asin the record Of =, gent efy- OF 81 year,
80 IA Jias lk,tze PIE nt aud
cheerfal Is hIsndea with the sad and mourn
iul, the following deaths have occurred in
that time; Miss Ellen Burriss, OF Dawson
vile; Mrs. Robert Stevens, Of Seneca; Geo
Claxton, OF Whites Ferry; an infant son OF
Mr.. ii. j. Norris and VIM. Beale, oil Bealls'
vile.
Letha Green, colored, aged 81 years, prob
ably the oldest person of this district, also
died recently.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07

An Upset.-Mr. w. j. Hoyle aud lady,
on Thursday night of last week, while driv-
ing home at moderate gait from an enter.
tainment at Oney, had his horse suddenly
take fright at an object in the road, abrupt.
ly jumping aside, upsetting the buggy and
throwing out the occupants. Owing To the
gentle character Of the horse and the firm
manner il which Dir. IIoyle held on 10 the
reins. the animal was s0on stopped, and
very fortunately under such dangerous cir.
cumstances both escaped without injury. -
The buggy will need soma repairs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07
Darnestowa Literary society.

On Friday evening, December 3lal, 1886
the Darnestown Literary Society, perhaps
the most furnishing societyof the kind In
the county, gave the first meeting q the
season at the Andrew Small Academy
Promptly at 8 o'clock President q: +,
Rathburn called the Society to order Roll
call showed very large attendance d mem
bers, despite the inclemency OF the weather.
The first business in order was the election
of officers, aud the following were installed
for the ensuing year: President, Geo. Rice ;
Vice-President, ]. T. Kelley, Jr.; Sscretary
aud Treasurer, Miss Kate Peter.
Alter the Transaction of some unimpoflani
business the programme for the evening was
reached and is Us follows:
Instrumental solo, Miss Florence Multi.
can; reading, A Ghost Story. W. Brooke
vinson; reading, The Little Match Girl,
Miss Eugena Mullican; duclamAtiox, Ad
dress of Daniel w. Voorhees, Ia memory Of
the late Thomas A. Hendricks, Jo;.z ZONES /;
uyoc 2 zols. Miss ms "a 49,.
ion, Won't You Please Eksuss Me
Dbke Jones; reading, Becalm, Miss Made
hughes; defamation, Don't Call Me, J. T..
Kelley; reading, Jack jenkins Sermon,
Mis- Nellie Kelley; recitation, Goodbye
Old Year, Miss Kate Peter; reading, Wild
Bells Miss Fannie Tschiffely; reading,
Chrif mas Sheathe, Miss Hattie Violet
reading, Bicheler's Reverie, Z. II. Beall ;
mush, Misses Tschiffely, Rathbun aud Null
lican, reading, RambIes in Florida, G. Fl.
VinssA.
This having completed the programme
Il COLLATION. was servei by the ladies, when,
after announcing the programme for the
next meeting, the Society adjourned to meet
on Friday, January 18th, 1887
We understand that during the winter
there will be IA debate on the questions:
Resolced, That tax should be imposed
upon all unmarried gentlemen over thirty.
five years OF age.
The following gentlemen have already
sgnitied their willingness to take part in
the debate Affirmative, Col. A. IL. Ais.
quth and MIR. Charles YIN on; negative,
Messrs. Zebadee H. Bsall and Bruoke Jsnes.
Messrs. Beall and Jones say they have per
sonal reasons Tor taking the negative side
OF the question.
A very Interesting programme is being
prepared Tor the next meeting.
Jan. 3, 1887. RAMBLER.
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Burned to peath.-Joseph Mead.

Burned 10 Death.-Joseph Meads, a
two yearold son Of George Meads, colored,
Of this town, was SO fatally burned on Fri.
day of last week that death ensued on Satur.
day. The child had been left home with its
brother, aged four years, alone How the
child caught fire Is not exactly known. It's
parents suppose either that the older brother
was playing with the fire which caught to
the ohild's clothing, or that the chair in
which II was sitting close by the stove and
newly vanished took fire. The chair was
burnt up and the house was saved by the
entrance OF a neighbor who, attracted by
the child's cries, extinguished the fire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07
SIXTEEN FIFTY.

You will observe the Slight difference in the
cost OF our different grades. This is easily
explained. We do not mark goods according
to the amount of pressure they will bear, or
rather how high price they will stand, but
we first determine how low we can sell them,
and we mark them accordingly. We name
SIG 80 as the price of some Sack and Cuta-
way Suits, every one ofthem imported goods
The term elegantly plain" will best describe
their appearance Suitable alike for a man
OF settled appearance and for youth OF 90
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07

The followingis list Of ofIlcersof crom-
elm Lodge, No. 50, X. of 7. aseat Falla.
Nd, elected for the ensuing 61n ending
June Both, 1887 IA. Il. F'islleI. e. q Ro.
burtus Mansfield, v. C.; John w Carroll,
NJ. of E.; Samuel Mansfield. NJ. 81 Il; Lo-
renzo Hill, Prelate; Samuel w. Bi4seli. II.
Of A.: H. A. Garrett, X. Of r and 81 'rkos.
Z. Bissett, r.. O.; A. J. Jackson, J. a.; ri
H. Collier, Jr., o. c.; S. w. Bissett JAhitof;
s. Mansfield, Representative to tho, Grand
Lodge; Thos. +. Bisse:t Charles Elms, Lo-
renzo Hill, Trustees. -
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TPaviiah Items.

II. G. Ward, Esq, had social gathering
at his residence on Saturday last. Among
those present were Mr.. Edward Ward, Mr.
Gus Ward and bride, Mrs. II. Harriss and
many others.
A. II. Asquith, Esq, has returned from a
trip from Virginia.
The Sunday School at Glenwood chapel
had festival and tree on January 1st.-
The chapel was decorated with taste, and
all seemed Pleased with the result
The Mite Society met at the residence o
Mr.. II lIirriss on Friday night last and
hada very pleasant time
A small child Of Mr.. Il lwdrl Matthew s
is reported very i'll with whooping cough.
Jan. 5, 1887. SCRIBE.
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Twenty-Five 10 Thirty-rivc

Our clienlnRe embraces men from every
walk and condition of life. Among them are
some who prefer coming here when they want
the finest kinds OF clothing, because the,
know that they can he fitted acre without loss
OF time or temper, aud they are thereby wed
the worry aud annoyance Incidental To having
their clothes made to special measure. That
Is WHY we KEEP clothing so fine in fabric, so
rich in trimming, and OF such superior work.
manship that We are compelled to charge all
the way from S2j 10 S3j suit for them.
Will il not pay yon who have not yet pa
tronzed us 10 posi- yourself on the goods we
sell al The foregoing prices
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has Obtained from the Orpha,ns'
Court or Montgomery county letters OF adj
ministraiion on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM u. CARLIN,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit ID, same with the
vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber on OF
before The lib day Of June, 1887; otherwise
they may, by law, be excluded from all bene.
Gt Of said estate. Persons indebted TO said
estate, are requested TO make immediate pay.
mept. Given under my hand, this nh day
Of December, 1896.
EDGAR D. vINS0N,
dec l0.lt Administrator,
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TWENTY DOLLARS

Will secure one Of our matchless Suits Of
"Trirot, "Corkscrew, " "whpcord," "Di-
agonal worsled, or "Thibei Cloth" not
one of which can be duplicated Ivy mer-
chant tailor for less than $40
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EIGHTEEN DOLLARS

Comes next, and for this price we offer some
beautiful designs in small patterns, such as
Pin Checks, French Cassimerps bonnd and
oiherwi'c THESE are suitable Tor evening
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Action for Trespass.-The heirs Of the
late Mrs. Emily England brought suit last
Tuesday week against the contractors on
the new double track of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, near this place, for tresPass,
and the case came up for trial before Justice
Of the Peace, X. Watkins. Last Monday
judgment was rendered ia favor OF the
plaintiffs for one cent damages and COSTS
These suits wer. not brought against the
railroad company anI did not involve Its
interests, but they were 10 receive damages
for acts oi trespass alleged 10 have been
committed by the contractors personally
and their employees. These cases were
originally brought 50 as ~ cover the action
Of the contractors in occupying the present
track bed through the England farm, but as
the counsel for the defendants raised the
issue of title, which, under the Code, with
drew the cases from the Jurisdiction Of the
magistrate, they were 80 modified a. Il
bring up the facts Of the case before the
magistrate excluding the interests OF the
company, and hence the judgment in the
cases does not interfere with the progress OF
the work on the new track.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07
DEATHS

DIED, on Monday morning, January Bird,
1887, at 9 O'Clock, OF membranous cronp,
Charles Milton, youngest child Of n. j.
Wagner aged 3 years, 3 months and 10
days.
"All that is bright must fade, ~
The brightest still the ileetest
All that's sweet was made
But 10 be lost when sweetest
Net lost except 10 mortal sight,
Much safer now is he,
Regning above, in spotless white,
With Him who said, Come unto Me "
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07
stereoscopic Entertainment The

StereOscopic Entertainment The
Children's Missionary Society Of Potomac
chapel gave an interesting stereoscopic enter
tainment, consisting Of views Of the Holy
Land from the time Of the annuncialion Of
the Virgin Mary to the birth Of Christ, at
Potomac Chapel ON Wednesday Of last week.
The stereoscope and plates were furnished
by Mr.. II. farmhouse and the pictures as
presented were forcibly and pleasantly cx.
planned by Rev Mr.. Bond. Alter the cxhi.
bition an oyster supper was given in the
adjoining building aud handsome little
sum was realized for the benefit OF mis-.
sienary work, and all through the efforts
Of the Children's Society.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07

Fatal Collision. The Chicago express
train, which passes here daily at 1925, col
ided with stalled freight train, near Re-
public, Ohio. on Tuesday morning last at
about O'Clock, aud the reports from there
state that the result is the most fatal o. any
accident Of the kind that ever happened be-
fore in the Stale. Twenty-Five persons were
killed, some outright and others, bound in
the cars, slowly burnt ~ death. All the
mail, express and baggage cars were bnrned /,
involving the loss Of large sums Of money
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07
Delegates Appointed.

Delegates ApPOtnted.--Ata meeting
of farmers of this county held here on We'd
nesday last, Mr. Henry c. Hallowell, Vice.
President of the Maryland Farmers Asso-
citation, appointed the following named gem
tleman AS delegates to represent this county
in an annual State convention Of the above
mentioned association, u be held in BIlt-
more on Wednesday next, the 18th instant
Rich'd Lansdale, Is. II. Codwise, f. A. Daw-
son and Columbus Purjum with the fol.
lowing alternates, VIM Weller, David Crit
fifth, w. w. Poole and DR.. VIM A. Waters.
Reduced railroad tickets can be procured
by all persons willing to attend the conven-
ton by writing 10 VIM. b. Sands, Of BaIti-
more, for orders lor the same.
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muy be seen 10 be appreciate They are 9ut
botlNin the cutaway and saa rtyles, made
and trimmed well aud honestly, equal IN
point pf artistic finish 10 the best of custom
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-07

Wednesday last Col l.. Victor Baugh.
man was reelected President Of the 9. g.
o. Canal, with the present Board Of pirec-
tors
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Beautiful Dress Goods,

Such az Plaids, Plain, Brocadcs. Cash
meres, Crepe Cloth, &c. only IL lie.
Homespun, all wool, 20c. Double-wiGth
Cashmeres, in black and colors, II lie
to $500; all wool Mixtures at 25c all
wool Tricots, Cashmeres, Flannels, at
30 and 62c. No. of Black Cashmye is
tho best in the city. Best Black Grapes,
81 to So Black Silks, velvcteen, at
the lowest prices.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WILLIAM II. DUNAWIN, Banjoist,
and JOHN II. FISHER, of Magic
Lantern fame,

win this coming winter play in all the prin-
clpal towns and villages OF Montgomery
county. dee i7-9m
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~ t<TST wtWT&H -
- c1-n~ -
GOoDN

WE HAVE, by far, the largest
w STOCK or DRY GOODS TO
offer than ever before, bought at the
lowest prices for cash, and notwthstand-
ing the advance, we will sell them at
the SAME Low Prices.
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Housekeeping Goods,
In Great Variety

White Flannel, II ~ to Soc, Med
icated Red Flannel, % to SOC; Blankets
from 81 to So; our $3.50 all wool
Blankets are bargain. Yard wide
Cotton, DC; best, to 10c. Prints, 3 1-2c
to the best. Full-width Sheeting, 20
and 25c; 81 Cotton, 10c; Napkins and
Towels as low as &c; Canton Flannols,
. to Zoe; Ginghams, s to 10c; CASH
mere for Men and Boys use, 25 to Soc;
Irish and Butcher Linen, Plaid Muslins,
sbirtings, Skirtings, &C., full line.
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Shirts and Underwear.

Mems and Boys Shirts, inedicated red,
3 white wool from 25 to 81. Look
at this bargain Mems and Boys un-
laundricd SHIRTS, good cotton, roin-
forced linen fronts. ready for use, Ace.
No one has better for 62c. Ladies and
Misses Underwear.
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